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AFFAIRS OF THE RAILWAYS.

The vanderbilts Forming New Alliances.
It 10 announced in New York papers that
triple alliance for continental business has been
made by the Vanderbilt lines. the Northern
Pacific, and the Duluth, South Shore & Allan
tic. the last line controlled by the Seney sydi-
pate, not yet entirely completed, but work on
which is rapidly progressing. 1t will extend
from ST. Iguace. Mich, to Northern Pacific
Junction, near tDuluth and is expected to be
finished early next fall From 81. Ignace trans
fer boats will run TO Mackinaw to connect with
the Michigan Central Colonel Brice. the vice.
president of the Duluth. South Shore q Allan
tic says the connection between it and the
Vanderbilt lines will be very close
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Copyine After the sca,pers.

The Southern Pacific road has adopted the
novel policy of scalping its own tickets. On the
California excursion tickets the round trip rate
from the Missouri river is $50. When the
turn coupon is presented at the company's Office
by the original purchaser 500 is refunded. This
in effect cuts the one-way rate $40. General
Passenger Agent Goodman says that his com
pany felt it could afford to buy back these tick
cts as well as the scalpers It was intended as
convenience TO the travelling public. and also to
encourage excursionists to permanently locate
on the Pacific coast. The impression prevails
In passenger circles that the A., T. e. S. f. will
not long be a locker on upon this method of do
inc busineSs
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KANSAS AND DAKOTA-I HAVE INDIANA
IN and Ohio farms for sale at fair prices easy pay
ments and low rate of interest; will take onethrd
value of each farm in good Kansas or Dakota land
j. r. JACKSON, Union City. Ind.
ORANGE LAND FOR SALE-2O ACRES OF
~ choice land suitable for orange culture in
Orange county, Florida, Longwood and Alta
monte and in the midst of an Indianapolis settlement
Convenient railroad facilities. churches and schools
and the best of neghbors. The land has high desir
able bull ling site. overlooking small lake VIII sell
at reasonable price for cash. WIN. H KAYLOR,
journal Office.
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coal standing N its yards, awaiting delivery to
keep its trains all moving: and unless the Ohio
river rises and let's down some Pittsburg coal,
the matter will become more and more serious.
as the j.. M. & and the G., l., ST. l.. d G. will
in few days be short of coal.
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INOR SALE-THE FINE RESIDENCE PROPER
u ty of IT. 3. Redding. New Castle Ind. One of the
most beautiful and desirable places in the State viii
located in part pay the grounds contain about three
beautifully laid out and present the appear
shrubs having been planted 90 years; the house
is in good repair. contaas 3 rooms beside tower,
corridors closets, etc., and is heated in part by
natural gas the property must be seen to be fully
appreciated: there abundance of fine fruit the
ings, etc. Additional grounds will be sold with it if
desired Apply to
Il. B. REDDING. New Castle, Ind.
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Supreme Court.

Hon. Allen Zolers. Chief Justice
The following decisions were rendered Oct.
1886. John G. Boyles VS.. State ex rel Jos.
Riggs. Pulaski c. G. Affirmed. Niblack, j.
Affirmed on the authority of Pursel VS.. State
1871. Mary A. Moore vs. Robert w. Moore,
ct al. Clark c. G. Affirmed. Mitchell. j
The effect of Sections 550l-2, Revised Statutes
1881, is to vest in the indorsees of promissory
notes. bills of exchange, bonds, or other instru-
ments in writing, whether such instruments be
technically negotiable by the law merchant
not, a complete legal title, as well as & right of
recovery by indorsees in their
specUvely. Whatever right remains in the
assgnor of an instrument. thus assignable after
the holder has transferred 1t by unrestricted
Endorsement, 10 of a purely equitable character.
Where an innocent purchaser takes such
instrument by an Endorsement for value. and
without notice of the laLent equities Of prior in
dorsees. he may stand upon the rule that where
the equities are equal, he is in situatiRn of ad
vantage who holds the legal title. An owner OF
such instrument having clothed another with
apparent indicia of title, he will be estopped to
set up against an assignee for value and with
out notice that the title of the first was invalid.
1876 Chicago & Z: r. r. Co. VS.. Blazius
Meyer. Cass c. G. Reversed Howk, j.
Appellee, laborer, sued appellant for money
due him. The appellant offered to paw the
cess above $40 which had been earpshed in Ill
inois. The court below concluded as matter of
law that it was the duty of the defendant to
ceedines, and for its failure to do so it is not
protected. The facts found did not authorize
the court to conclude as matter of law that ap
pellaut had failed to make bona Ado defense to
the earnishment proceeding.
1867. Peter Sertel Frederick Graeter.
Knox G. G. Affirmed. Elliott. 1.-THE motion
for a new trial must spec fcally indicate the evil
dence offered and excluded. and the bill of ex-
ceptions must show ahat the evidence offered
was that indicated in the motion.
1904 Pennsylvania Company VS.. Edward G..
McCarty. Clark c. G. Affirmed collars, G. j.
Affirmed on the authority of Pennsylvania
Company va. Dunlap.
1887 Board s. Co. John W. Fuller ct al.
Montgomery G. c. Rehearine denied. Elliott, J.
12341. Pliny Hoagland ct al. vs.. n. Y, G. g.
ST. l.. r. Co. Allen S. c. Rehearing denied.
Elliott. j.
1877. Henry Whipperman John Dunn ct
al. Cass G. Q. Motion to dismiss overruled.
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ANY Book Mailed for Retail Price.

OLIVER DITSON s. CO., Boston.
G. H. DTTSON Sc CO.. SGT Broadway New York.
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WANTED-AGENVS.
WANTED-MALE HELP.

VNANTED--MALE HELP - SALESMAN - AN
w American gentleman of intelligence and fair edu-
cation. must be pushing and reliable take full
charge of the order department of old esablis he'd
New York house tnot under 25); must furnish first
class references; salary 81 per week. Apply after
o'clock. SEEMAR HESS, 361s N. Delaware street
Room Ia.
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WANTED-FEMA HELP.
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.

w ANTED-A NURSE GIRL: REFERENCE RE
w quired. Apply at southwest corner of Ala
ba1na and st. Clair streets.
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SUPERIOR Court.

Room Hon. N r. TAYLOR Judge.
Jas. w. Hess vs.. S. p Owens ct al; to recover
value of 100 bee hives. On trial by jury.
Room 2-Hon - w. Howe, judge
Jennie Justice vs. Edward L. Justice; divorce.
Cause dismissed.
Horace r. Allen VS.. A. A. Dillon. Cause dis
missed.
Moses johnson VS.. John Edwards. Dismissed.
James w. Gilliland Catherine Rogers.
Trial by court; finding for defendant; judgment
against plaintiff for costs
James w. Gilliand John A. kirkwood
Trial by court; finding for defendant; judgment
against plaintiff for costs.
James l.. Mason Conrad Schneider; attor
ney fees. Finding for defendant.
Ephemia ". Miller VS.. Emma p. Harris note
On trial by jury.
Room 3-Hon Chas. A. Dryer, Judge pro TEN.
Lenioleoti Van Horn vs.. Samuel E. Van Horn
divorce. On trial by court
NEW SUIT
L. S. Ayers & Co. Anna L. Walker; com
plant on account. Demand. $4OO.
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Grdfn--New wheat SOC per blshel. State oa,,
SoaSlc. State corn, on the wharf, 40Ai2c. IS -
PIour-Fancy patents, tspring and wtntcr) q bOt.
Is; fancy family white amber. amber and Winter
81 10 In paper; wood l5o higher. Oat mcal-rnetIum
50 IS per Dbl; fancy $500. Rye aour H0O
Hay and .Sna@-Prtne loose timothy, SO aldf2 %
car load. atraw loose, ~ 90: baled. 50 %, MID.
aiipgs per Ion sl8l0. Bran per ion $1,000.
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Arc you disturbed ut night and broken
Of your rest by sick child suffering md
crying with pain OF cutting teeth? II
&C, Bend at once and got II bottle OF Mrs.
WlNsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP FOR CulLD.
rem TEETHINo. 1ts value Is incalrulahle.
1t will relieve tho poor littlv sufferer i'm.
medis.ely. Depend upon IL, mottoro
there s no mistake about 1t, II curea
dyHentery and disrrhmH, regulated tho
ntonlach and bowels, cures wind collie,
aoltcns tho guniB, reduces inflammation
and gives tono and energy to the whole
system. Mrs. WlNsLow'H SooTnlNo SYnur
pon OnILDngN TEErnlNn is pleasant 10 ,hs
taoto, nnd 10 tho prescription OF one OF the
oldes. and bent female nnrneu and phyai.
cians in the United statos, md IL for eale
by all druggists throughout tho world.
Pfice 20 conn ooll!e' M|Ftw
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Nai,s. Face and Brad&-i9d to COZ, s. q: I'd aid
"a. $. ~; Ga and ID, S275; I'd and 81, S. %; I'd,
s. IS; %, 81 ~.
Ba,rti-s4 Inch, S. 50: X Inch, s. 70: Inch 81 Is:
~ Inch, s. IS; * inch s. 81; III inch, IS 25;lH
Inch. So 90. ="
H"It.n1-l inch, 50 Is: ~ inch, IS IS; ~ Inch,
81 20: IL ~ inch, s. Is: . inch, 81 %: ~ inch'
s. IS; s Inch and over, s. co.
Casing an! Bor-lod to SOD, 50 70; Sd, ss25: Cd,
50 60; ID, s. IS; Sd, 81 u.s.
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HOW NOT TO TEACH.
Remarks ufrUnivsrsnl Application by i'm
Old Euslish lIentlmRster.


Remarks ufrUnivsrsal Application by I'm
Old Euslish lIen,lmnster.
iaaEGh AhcHaRm.
DR.. Jessop, himeelf AL old hesdmaster,
makes come remarks as good as they are
true: ~ once caught some melancholy
children at q certain elementary school
engaged in grammar Lesson, and, shock
cd at the morne and gombrs aspect OF af-
fairs, desperately interpolated an alto.
gsthcr entraneoud question, Little girls,
that'B all right-but what do you know OF
Admiral Nelaon? 'Pease sir, We only do
nouns and gdjectives, Was the prompt
reply. we have not got into verba.'
She actually lived within stones
throw Of house which belonged to Mel.
cons father, ard in which some believe
that the Norfolk hero was born; but ny
lords encourage adverbs aud discourage
Admirals. II wore 10 draw up history
OF my pariAh in words OF not more than
three syl'ables. and TO weave in a number
Of interesting facts shout the general his.
tory oil England, and tell them little stories
to make their little flesh creep, would my
lords let, it paB3 ~ 4 reading hook? |
asked OF an authority. MIN! don't
think they wonld, was the cautious an.
swer. 'DecanRc. you Bsp, etc, eic., etc.
| wns too crushed to give due attention to
tho rest."
Was tho authority OF tho East Anglican
echoo! inspector who, deightiDg in "com-
mon seaso questions, proPoundeI this:
vi | INST you coming down tho village
street and said ANIMAL auimalv what
would you say?" Tho right anawer 70.
malnHa myetery; the rnal ono ran: "Sae i!
| shud GAG yoow waG IT ftilc." Undaunted,
thocxaminer next asked why thcHca 10 aalt.
10 got throa aIlHwors: One, "Bocause OF
tho Yarmouth bloaters;" ono, ITO keep
the drowned folks Bweet;" and ono from
a pious little maiden, "iiscauso God made
II an v
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Ainli,rin,

Datbyn Prophylnctic Fluid Ia held In
wide csteom 40 n specific and preventive.
In It we have tho means OF rendering tho
air and water wholesome.
"Dafbys Fluid 10 II good deiecator and
destroyer OF miasnatio Inattsr.-J. @.
Booth, Chomist, U. s. Mint, Philadelphia"
M ahould DO used everywhere where
impure gaeos nr0 generated from .doeom.
pobing matter."-lIolmes Steel, NJ. D.,
Savannah, On. MwYaw
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Will Not pay Taxes on MINING. Stack.

sr. Louls, Mo-, May l5-rhe Graft
Mountain Mine millionaires have all eerv-
ed notice on the city authorities thst they
will move 10 New York within q month
il the law requiring mining stock to be
taxed 10 enforced. l.. NJ. klmaey, Presi.
dent Of the company, hAe transferred
81 1000 shares (ot tho market value Of
Fl, 0OO, 000) TO bis brother.iu.l la in Detroit
to evade taxes. Tho tax on this amount
10 about s4i 600. q. u. Mcclure, smother
heavy holder, Gays; "Ous output in Mon
uana is taxed, mud We don't propose to
pay taxes here. There ID s200, 600 dis.
tributed in this city every nontn by the
mine. and Ii ia invested here, and il the
city intends to make it. disagreeabe for US
We will 30 to Now York and invest"
Charles Clark, another heavy holder, wilt
move 10 New York June l. All oil these
people bought the stock at 81 aud under a
share. 1t is now $50 share, and they do
not wish to pay taxcs on stock.
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What truly beautiful world we live in |!
Nature gives us grandeur OF mountains,
glenB and oceans, and Thousands OF means
OF enjoyment. We can desire no better
when in perfect health; but how often DO
the majority OF peopls feel like giving 1t
mp dioheartene1, discouraged and worn
out with disease, when there is no occa-
sion for this feeling, as every sufferer can
eaaily obtain proof that GREEN'S august
Flower will make them free from disease
as when born. Dyspepsia and Liver Com
paint are the direct causes OF seventy-hye
yer cent Of such mRladies no Biliousness,
Indigestion, Sick Headache, Costiysness,
Nervoua Prostitution, Dizziness oithe Head,
falpitation Of the Heart, aud other dis.
tresGing symptoms. Three docea Of Au.
gust F9olper will prove Tia wonderful effect.
Sample bottles, 10 cents. Try it. DAw
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yILLAGEuUMoRs.
Some OF the ODD Sayings and Slips OF tho
Tongue Of Our English Cousins. lsf

London sped0tT. W t.. 490 7ff5t7,..TI Z
One Of our "prayer.les ders" was desc1ib.
ing his favonts preacher. "Aht" said he,
"there WOE Influence wi himl Just to
see him swee (away) his massey frame,
quite ayquilabrium! y Another Of our
local "lights" once besought us to beware
Of foundations" In religion. Sheer mis-.
pronunciation 10 answerable for auch er-
rom Us "snatchacrab, King Of Assyria,"
and the "Beery 'aua" Il suppose "Bsrs.
ans'D. AffNs' & hSt 'i071 ~ 2
A more curious misunderstanding OF
Scripture once convulsed mo with laugh.
ter. The preacher gave out bis text, as
follows: "Peacs with all men, and holi.
ness without: which no man shall see the
Lord," md proceeded to divide his Sub.
jects In to three heads-''holinees with.
out" "holiness Within" and (which no
man." etc. a.s.,5 .l', 49,
Equally diyertiug, and more practical,
was the following instance oil unconscioua
wit told by Rev. Mr.. b, a Wesleyan
minister Of rcpule. The text was: "And
when he came to himaelf." 1--WE have
here, brethren" said the preacher, ian
instance OF the wonderful depth OF mean.
Ing there is in Scripture. We SEQ how
low this unprincipled young individual
had fallen. when he came 10 himself!
What doeslt mean? Well, look at home.
What do we do when our moneys gone,
and we've no credit2 What 10 We turn
to? The pawnshop. So did he. Frat
his coat would 90. He might live q week
on that. Then his waistcoat. That
wouldn't serve him long. Lastly, his
shirt would follow, and then-ahl then,
my friends he came to bimseii lie
couldn't pawn himself, and 80 he went
homo to bis father" .HTHEa
Here ia a bit Of conscious rustic Wit
which l know to DO genuine. John Man
hsd been sent by his Bhrewish wife to |
market to sell the pig. Ga tho way no
got drunk, the pig strayed away, aud
never again turned up. A few weeka
afterwards John Was asked il be had
heard anything Of the pig yet" Heard
Of 'im2 Ga ay, hoa,s Of i'm most
uhybI
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.HIO RIVER RAILROAD CO-TmR
~ table taking effect SUNDAY, March q, 1857,
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Tho beat ealve In The world Tor cttr.
bruises, BoreB, ucero, malt rheum, levor
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corng, and I'LL skin eruptionu, md pouI.
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is guaranteed to give rerioct aatiafaction.
r money refunded. Price % cents por
box. For Bale by Logan 4 90.
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W. D. Suit, Druggist, Bipnus, Ind, tes.
titles: II can recommend Electric Bitters
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Is Electric Bi.ters." Thousands Of others
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Great excitement has been caused in the
vicinity Of Paris, Tex, by the remarkable
recovery OF Dir. J. E. Corley. who was 60
helpless he could not turn in bed, or raise
his head; everybody said he was dying Of
Consumption. A trial bottle Of DR.. Kings
New Discovery WA sent him. Finding
relief, BIO bought isrse bottle and a box
Of Dr.. Kings New Life Pills; by the time
he had taken two boxes OF Pills and two
bottles Of the Discovery, he was we'll and
had gained in flesh thirsy.six pounds.
Trial Bottles Of this Great Discovery for
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Live StOu:S.

GulcAGo, My 7.-Ca.tle-Rcceips 6,00O head
shipments l,0O; market strong; sGIpplnp steers
siUtni ai; hlockers and feeders SlSJs4 10; cow.
bulls mud mixed $! Gon3 Is: bulk 81 Ola, 10; rexss
cntCo IS 0Uai . Hogs -li,ceipA ll,0UO head
or: rough anu mixed s. 6dn5 10; packing md
shipping 81 Nas IL; light 81 5ua5 Is; sklrs 81 O0a
4 80 shccp-lsc cipE 5.VO1 mad; Ailpuienu l(IO
head: market He'sFe AID strong; ri. sitdfn tn.
iiye' 81 WAt 49, western s. bOal 10; Texans s. Goa
1 81; lambs. per head. 81 UJA4 w.
EAST i.fKEKrf May IT, Cattle Rcccipts 70 head
shipments IL! head; market slow nj yr,rrlny's
prices, Hogs Receipts 800 head; shlpnrn,s joj
head: lnatkel !nll; Fhla!rlPhss 50 l9ta 70; York.
on 81 sOa5 et: common and lisht 81 60al Is; pigs
C, cat a 10: shScpuHtceips h6O9 head; shipments
RshAao oil from yesterdays prices
ClNClsSArl. o.. May F.-lIogS weak; common,
md Light 81 S5a4 IS, packing NM butchers 81 I'm
8 w; receipts !, 80 head; shipments wv head
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MEDICAL
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" Wa taken Atck . year ago
g With bilious ioyer."

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Address Registered Letters to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL DAER.
New QTleaus La

REHEHREp That the presence o, Generals
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equal, aud That no one can possibly DIVINE what
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Token Of the great appreciation have
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We think It safe to Say that the mauikin,
or model o. the human body, nov on ex.
hibition at Logan 4 Goa drug store,
Bridge corner, Ms!u street. Wheeling, ",
Va, is the most interesting and original
thing Of the kind ever shown to the pub.
lie. The light il aheds OH the common
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dhe G|lis,ttelliiqeasr::
once, Nos. rs and 81 Fourteenth Street.
PLANTATION PHILOSOPHY,

Do bigger dat you see the kmoke
De less tue ORE will be, 1lU{.
And de leaS.est kind o. 'possum
Climbs dc biggest kind o. tree, 2
Do dattey At tho ole camp ground
Who kin loudest ting and about
fsagwsre to rob some hen rosst
Al0re dc week Ii out, fT.HIa'g
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Cllfie-l.0D 10 l,l0o lbs. stock 4Isl5c pcr lb. .
$40 10 no lbs. ia4tsc per b.; 700 10 S0J lbs, ia
SAcper ID.
LnulJ'-Good al 3}la5c per ID.
CslIptt-Salulscr ID.
Shtp-3xAtiSC per ID.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-18

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-18

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-18
Dry Goods.

NEW York, May l7-ln proportion TO leScned
stockS aud nenr arrivals controlled by orders, the
request for cotton goods WAS well preserved. De.
sirablo brands OF staple goods were more scarce.
have advanced Hero, Chapman X and Dwight
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